Hero of Hearts Novel Chapter 7035
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Chapter 7035
Compared with Ethan, Kongyinβs identity is not as sensitive.
Therefore, in Mariaβs view, going to Kinkakuji to see Kongyin is much simpler than going to Eastcliff to see Ethan.
When Maria suggested that the monk at the door pass on the message,
The other party was indeed not as vigilant and cautious as Ethanβs guards in Eastcliff.
When the other party heard that Maria claimed to be a relative of Master Kongyin and that she was following the orders of the elders,
They instinctively chose to believe Mariaβs words.
Japanese Buddhism was introduced from China.
Jianzhen brought Chinese Buddhist theories to Japan when he traveled east,
And Japan learned them in their entirety.
However, after the Meiji Restoration, Japanese Buddhism and the precepts of monks changed greatly.
Before the Meiji Restoration, Japan strictly adhered to the Buddhist monastic disciplines of India and China.
Monks were forbidden from eating meat or marrying.
However, after the Meiji Restoration, Japanese Buddhism gradually became secularized,
And most monks were allowed to marry and have children.
Given this environment, visiting temples to see oneβs father or grandfather,
Let alone relatives, it was commonplace.
Although Master Kongyin never married, he lived to be over 120 years old.
Who knows if he had any relatives or friends in the secular world?
This seventeen or eighteen-year-old girl, despite wearing a mask, was beautiful and lovely in her big eyes.
Her two ponytails made her look a little quirky, but at first glance,
She gave off a very sincere and innocent vibe.
I donβt think she would lie in a Buddhist holy place.
The monk then said, βYoung lady, please wait a moment.β
βOur abbot is currently meeting with a guest and has instructed that no one should be disturbed.β
βIβll inform him immediately after heβs finished.β
Venerable Kongyin had recently been spending three hours every morning discussing Buddhism with Venerable Jingqing.
He had also instructed that no one should disturb him,
And the monks at the temple adhered strictly to this rule,
Not daring to interrupt at this time.
Maria said, βThis is urgent.β
βPlease inform Venerable Kongyin as soon as possible.β
βHe will abso
βBut if you delay, he might actually blame you.β
βThisβ¦β
The monk hesitated for a moment, then, seeing that Maria wasnβt joking, nodded and said,
βYoung lady, please wait a moment. Iβll go and inform you.β
Maria nodded and instructed him,
βMaster, please make sure to convey what I just said in full.β
The monk then said, βMiss Zhengping is here, right? I understand.β
As he spoke, he pondered.
Zhengping was clearly a manβs name.
Could this little girl be Miss Zhengping?
It didnβt match her lovely temperament at all.
Maria reminded him again:\
βAlso, please tell Master Kongyin that he is old and must not come to pick me up in person.β
βI will go in to see him myself.β
The monk was even more confused and thought:
βLittle girl, even if your family has relatives with Master Kongyin,β
βMaster Kongyin is over 120 years old.β
βAnd it is impossible for him to come in person to greet a little girl like you!β
βItβs really a dreamβ¦β
However, despite his surprise, he turned around and left very actively, running towards the main hall of the temple.
At this moment, above the main hall.
Master Jingqing had just finished reading the scriptures.
Master Kongyin dragged his tired body and kept clapping, sighing:
βThe subtlety of Buddhism is that everyone will have different experiences after reading it.β
βThe bigger the pattern, the bigger the world of discovery.β
βI have read this scripture for decades,β
βAnd I have read the Japanese version, the Chinese version, and even the Sanskrit version,β
βBut I have never had such a profound understanding as Master Jingqing.β
βThere are many details that I have never figured out in my life.β
βNow that Master Jingqing has pointed it out,β
βI suddenly feel enlightened, and my mind is opened.β
βI am truly grateful!β
Master Jingqing said humbly, βMaster Kongyin, studying Buddhism is sometimes related to oneβs state of mind.β
βSometimes to oneβs environment, and sometimes to opportunity.β
βThe fact that I have such insights is not due to my profound understanding,β
βBut largely thanks to opportunity.β
βIf Master Kongyin were to encounter his own opportunity,β
βHe would surely have even deeper insights than mine.β
For ordinary people, Buddhism is the textual sutras.
For monks, it is teachings, and for those who embrace Buddhism, it becomes a guide to practice.
Some things cannot be interpreted without reaching the appropriate level.
Itβs like intelligence hidden in newspaper articles during wartime.
To those who donβt understand, itβs just an article,
But only those who master the specific communication codes can discern the core.
The same is true of Buddhism.
After Jingqing attained enlightenment, he revisited the scriptures and naturally gained a deeper understanding.
Had Kongyin never attained enlightenment,
Even if he had spent his entire life reading,
He would never have grasped Jingqingβs level of understanding.
Master Kongyin couldnβt help but sigh at this moment:
βAlthough the word βchanceβ is simple to say, many people find it difficult to encounter it in their entire lives.β
βEspecially a great opportunity like Master Jingqing.β
βIt is hard to find one among millions of people.β
βHow can I dare to ask for it?β
Master Jingqing was stunned.
His description of his own chance was a very vague concept.
It was almost like luck.
However, Master Kongyinβs words seemed to reveal a message,
That is, he knew very well what his chance was.
While he was shocked, he suddenly thought that although Master Kongyin himself had not attained enlightenment,
Perhaps he had met someone who had attained enlightenment.
So, he thought again and again, and asked:
βMaster Kongyin seems to know what the opportunity I am talking about is.β
βWhat exactly does it mean?β
βOf course.β Kong Yin smiled faintly, waving his hand at the senior disciples around him.β
βWith a weary expression, he said,
βYou may leave.β
βI need to speak with Master Jing Qing privately.β


